When It Comes to Money, Don’t “Just Do It”
We cannot manage our financial anxiety strictly through force and willpower. We can’t “just do it” Instead we must slowly stretch or financial muscles.
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Money Psychology
Moral Neutrality in Money and Life
Money is morally neutral. It is neither inherently good nor bad. Yet, many judge themselves on money, equating moral worth with net worth.
Practice Makes (Financial) Progress
Perfectionism often extends to our finances. The fear of not being perfect holds us back. Strive for financial progress not perfection.
Scrimping has Benefits and Drawbacks
Scrimping may be a conscious and beneficial decision. It may also be based upon outdated situations, needs, and beliefs.
Why Aren’t We Talking About the Sociology of Money?
The psychology of personal finance has gained recent, and much needed, recognition. We should also be talking about the sociology of money.